Bears are turning up in Albuquerque neighborhoods like Rio Rancho and Tijeras, drawn by drought-driven food shortages — and residents are catching them chilling on walls, strolling yards, and even hanging near apartment complexes. Wildlife experts say this isn’t random; it’s a growing trend as nature pushes these animals into unexpected territory. With dry spells shrinking their usual haunts, bears are venturing closer to humans — a reminder that when the wild gets stressed, it often comes knocking at our doors.

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